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Omar slams PM Modi

| | Dec 08, 2014, at 06:32 pm
Srinagar, Dec 8 (IBNS): Taking a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and Working President of National Conference Omar Abdullah Monday alleged that people were brought from Jammu for election rally in Srinagar.

In a tweet on Monday, Omar said: "So @sajadlone is sending about 80 vehicles of supporters from Kupwara to help his "big brother" make up the numbers."

"2 trainloads of supporters are being brought in from Banihal in Jammu. Why not just have the rally there?" he said.

"Amazingly even Cong supported "leaders" have been asked to contribute people to the BJP rally. Politics makes for strange bed fellows. Not a single BJP flag or banner on the vehicles or with the people I saw walking in to the stadium. Such a telling sign of BJP support," he said.

Modi addressed a rally in Samba and attacked 'dynasty politics' in the state.

Attacking the Congress and other parties in the state, Modi said: "Both NC and PDP are dynastic parties. We need to make J&K free from them."

"Congress Party...sometimes they go to NC & sometimes to PDP. When people ask questions they stab these parties in the back," he said.

Reacting to it, Abdullah said: "And the dynastic politics tired script starts again. Why not try this line with the Akali Dal & the Shiv Sena first @narendramodi ji??"

(Reporting by Saleem Iqbal Qadri)

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